NASA releases Mars Global Surveyor image archive
NASA and JPL announce more than 20 000 Mars images in a single online album covering 687 Earth days from 1997 to 1999. Mars Global Surveyor completed over 5 000 orbits since its November 1996 launch, arriving September 12, 1997.
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Antiquities Dealers, Customer Face Trial Over Tomb Theft Ring
Two prominent antiques dealers Aaron Jara bica and Peter Patout and a cemetery customer stand trial for conspiring to steal sculptures urns and benches from ornate above ground tombs at Lake Lawn Metairie Cemetery. Four thieves have pleaded guilty and will be sentenced after the trio’s case. The scheme allegedly reached Los Angeles and New York with about 800000 dollars in stolen items recovered. Lake Lawn Metairie is among the city’s finest cemeteries with tombs as chapels a pyramid sphinx and a miniature cathedral.
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Chaos as Israeli allied militiamen pull back in Lebanon
Brigades loyal to Israel retreat as Shiite guerrillas led by Hezbollah and Amal reclaim villages in South Lebanon amid heavy fighting. Six civilians are dead and Israel warns it may redeploy to keep guerrillas out. Lebanese crowds welcome reclaimed areas while Israel tightens border defenses nearby.
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Moscow warns of airstrikes if Taliban aid to Chechya grows
Kremlin officials allege Afghanistan rulers and Osama bin Laden agreed to send 70 to 100 Islamic mercenaries to Chechen rebels to bolster fighting. They warn Moscow may strike Afghanistan if a threat to Russia or its regional allies emerges, signaling a possible broadening of the Chechen conflict.
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John Gielgud dies at 96 hero of British stage
British stage legend Sir John Gielgud, famed for Hamlet and Hobson in Arthur, dies at his Buckinghamshire home aged 96. The actor, last of Olivier and Richardson rivals, lit theaters, won an Oscar at 77, and remained active to February with The Winter's Tale audio role. He leaves no survivors.
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Blair cancels public appearances for newborn son Leo
Prime Minister Tony Blair delays appearances this week to be with Leo born at 12 25 am weighing six pounds and named after Blair's father. A spokesman says policy unchanged and Blair will consult on major issues while working limited hours. A first official photo shows Blair with Cherie and the baby. The couple refused media bids above 150000 for first pictures.
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